I dont understand why they are not posting max weight? My Sunfire subwoofer is 48Lbs, dimensions are 11.5" cube. Will it be able to support the sub?
39380
As the previous poster answer, while the stand is not for subs, it will hold 75 lbs.
39381
This model is made for studio monitors, not subwoofers. You would need to get the IsoAcoustics ISO-L8R200Sub model that holds up to 75lbs. Here is the information on it: http://www.isoacoustics.com/isol8r200sub.php. Thanks!
582184
I would add another if your pulling 1400rms . That sub is only rated 1300 rms . Even though it's only 100 rms over what the subs is rated at , long term overpowering can damage subs . Hope this helped some :)
2087624
The sub is an 8 inch, but it kicks REAL hard. It's a really good sub if you don't have a lot of trunk space to spare. You should buy an amp with an RMS rating of 250W, as that's what the sub can handle. Make sure it's the RMS rating and Not the "max power" rating.
1526170
I don't have a number. It isn't that simple. The mounting depth is dependent on the shape of the speaker basket and magnet. Most 'shallow'subs will fit.Most regular subs will not fit without either a space ring or grinding the inside of the box.
1519214
Your speakers will need to be low profile as there is not a lot of room. I had two 10 inch MTX 800 subs that were too big for the box. I eventually placed two low profile 10 inch Kickers in there and they worked perfectly.
725464
I've got a big sony str 935 @23lbs on the very top, no problem. the internal shelves are held up by pins, I wouldn't trust it there. They are fine for dvd players and tv receiver,
1355645
Wow. Ok so I'm the manufacturer, and I love the support of my customers here. However let me be honest. I need to know what kind of mains you have to know if I can recommend this sub. It's a 500 watt sub with an 18 inch driver. If you put one with a pair of 1000 mains you won't here it enough for it to make a difference. A good rule of thumb is that you need 150% of your mains rating on your sub. So if your mains are 350 watts or less you should be able to use one Tremor per main.
710876
Depends on the size of your box... All boxes have different dimensions... Look at the item descriptions and specifications and check the mounting depth is smaller then the height of the box... But i would recommend u get a shallow mount sub... I have a 1000 watt boss shallow mount sub in my pickup and it sounds great!
917718
That should be more than enough. Of course gains and such need to be properly set. This single sub bangs my Magnum very hard. Alot louder and more bass than my coworker with his 6 sub eBay special stuff. Haha my 1 speaker. Make sure to break in sub well. Don't do like I did and get impatient and start banging it too loud too early.
649406
Amplifier ratings can be misleading and many are rated at much higher output than they actually produce in practical applications. This subwoofer can handle 500 watts continuous and 1000 watts peak. It will work fine with this amp as long as it is not over-driven.
585827
hello. i am a previous purchaser of this item and was asked to answer your question. unfortunately, i do not know the answer. but i decided to respond to let you know my opinion of this product. i use this subwoofer with the satellite speakers in my work shop. the sound is absolutely amazing. this subwoofer can be adjusted for a super low rumble to a tight punch. i hope this helps.Rich
1412897
I haven't listened to the Klipsch 100 watt sub yet but in my opinion there is no floor stand speaker that can replace a good subwoofer. Maybe the super high end speakers but nothing I have heard yet. I own these along with a pair of 52's and 42's. I would recommend the 52's and spend a little more on a sub. Both the Klipsch 350w and 400 or 450w sound amazing. If I simplify I will be keeping the 52's over the others.
1854515
Not only could the height-adjusting screw (plastic-made) have trouble supporting that weight, but the triangular bases wouldn't ensure great stability with larger speakers. In light of my experience with those stands, I wouldn't try it.
1404867
I have the Msr100's and the MSR250's. The MSR400 weights 51 pounds. I know there are theaters that hang them for sound. I am sure it is feasible but it will require more research on your part. I would start by seeing who the Yamaha dealer is in your area and check with them. Are you also looking at the MSR800W subwoofer? Yamaha does sell a stand for both. I don't know what you are using the Yamaha products for. Good luck. You will be buying some great equipment.
682608
It's a really nice box, hope you have plenty room it's a decent size and very deep for big magnet subs and has a labryth build for deep bass. I don't know what ohms your going to run. I think that subwoofer is 4ohm you can look up how to wire it down to 2ohm, sometimes even in the installation instructions. But I love that box and I'm only pushing 500 watts and it shakes my SUV, I'm using pure copper wires throughout my setup though.
1854516
I have Pioneer speakers on mine. They should be 8 lbs or heavier. They work very well for me.
1979443
it will pound the one sub, i have it bridged out to two 12 inch 1,000 watt each MM audiotek subs with x over and it sounds real nice